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Address by the President of Guyana against Venezuela

by Mohamed Irfaan Ali

Georgetown (Guyana) | 26 January 2021

[07.01.2021.] I had not anticipated speaking to you in a national broadcast so soon after my New Year’s Day statement.
But a troubling event has occurred concerning our territorial integrity that requires that I speak to you directly, in full transparency, and to keep you fully informed. (…)

History of Colombia’s relations with Venezuela

by Guillermo Fernández de Soto

New York (USA) | 20 May 2020

I have the honour to write to you with reference to the accusations made against the Republic of Colombia by the illegitimate regime of Nicolás Maduro, in particular with regard to the alleged events of 3 and 4 May 2020.
I would like to begin by thanking all members of the Security Council (…)

The US Administration Divided over the Prospect of Nuclear Annihilation of Korea

by Dimitri Konstantakopoulos

Athens (Greece) | 10 October 2017

This article by Dimitris Konstantakopoulos brings together some highly significant information on the North Korean crisis. The author interprets this data in light of his a priori position, favourable to President Obama and hostile to his successor Trump. While we do not share his analysis of US (…)

Towards a « Latino Spring »?

by Thierry Meyssan

Caracas (Venezuela) | 16 May 2017

Anxiety is growing in Latin America – the United States and the United Kingdom are preparing a « Spring » for them on the model of the « Arab Springs ». Of course, this time, it will not be a case of spreading war and dividing the populations along religious lines – Latino citizens are (…)

Building Totalitarianism in Europe – The Last Coup of Victoria Nuland

by Dimitri Konstantakopoulos

Athens (Greece) | 7 January 2017

Since April 2016, US neoconservatives have been trying to change the status of Cyprus. It is for them both (1) to reunite the island (2) to deprive it of its army (3) but also to deploy the Turkish army under cover of NATO. The inevitable Victoria Nuland, who should have become Secretary of (…)

When the respectable become extremists, the extremists become respectable

by James Petras

New York (USA) | 27 May 2012

As the Obama regime and its European allies openly endorse extremism, including state terror, targeted assassinations and indiscriminate bombings by rogue groups under their command, the mainstream media have followed suit. Taking the example of Colombia, Honduras and Syria, James Petras argues (…)

Suicide of Europe: a triumph for the empire of Lloyd Blakfein

How Germany is detroying itself

by Dimitri Konstantakopoulos

Athens (Greece) | 19 October 2011

Greece is on the verge of revolt or revolution, at least if its government will continue to refuse an early election everybody in Greece is asking now. The markets seem ready to launch an even bigger attack against Italy. There is military tension in the Eastern Mediterranean Sea, increasing the (…)

BRICS and the Mission of Reconfiguring the World

by General Leonid Ivashov

Moscow (Russia) | 15 June 2011

While the U.S. empire is teetering on the brink of collapse, General Leonid Ivashov turns his attention to the BRICS and brings into focus their potential for ushering in an alternative world order beyond the range of the dollar dictatorship and, ultimately, the predominance of so-called western (…)

"In the Interests of Israel": Why Russia will not sell the S-300 Air Defense System to Iran

by General Leonid Ivashov

Moscow (Russia) | 28 September 2010

The sanctions against Iran were the final blow to the Medvedev-Putin partnership, already on the wane for some time. The Russian President has opted for the U.S.-Israeli camp. The outright war between the two excutive heads has crystallized around the possible delivery of the surface-to-air (…)

The U.S. and its unruly Latin American ’backyard’

by Éric Toussaint

26 January 2010

U.S. aggressiveness towards the Venezuelan, Bolivian, and Ecuadorian governments has increased in response to diminishing U.S. influence over the Latin American and Caribbean area, which Washington has been blaming on Hugo Chávez, in particular, and also on Cuba ... but Cuba is a much older story.

Remarks by President Obama on the situation in Haiti

by Barack Obama

14 January 2010

Good morning everybody. I’ve directed my administration to launch a swift, coordinated and aggressive effort to save lives and support the recovery in Haiti.
The losses that have been suffered in Haiti are nothing less than devastating, and responding to a disaster of this magnitude will (…)

Rumors Of Coups And War: U.S., NATO Targets Latin America

by Rick Rozoff

Chicago | 20 November 2009

The United States is back in Latin America. The military coup in Honduras marked the beginning of Washington’s renewed grip on that continent. While another coup was thwarted in Paraguay, the United States, the United Kingdom and the Netherlands have been deploying new forces to encircle the (…)

Honduras: A Victory for “Smart Power”

by Eva Golinger

Caracas (Venezuela) | 6 November 2009

The coup d’état in Honduras - instigated, executed and supported by the United States - offers a clear illustration of the new US foreign policy. Underneath, nothing has changed. Washington continues to " do and undo" governments in many parts of the world, if necessary through the use of (…)

Russia, Bolivia to launch gas joint venture

by F. William Engdahl

17 October 2009

Relations between the US and Bolivia have been tense ever since Evo Morales became president in December 2005, pledging to nationalize his country’s vast gas reserves. They hit a critical point in September 2008 when Morales ordered the expulsion of the U.S. ambassador, accusing him of fomenting (…)

Honduras: Coup plotters ’hire Israeli mercenaries’

25 September 2009

President Manuel Zelaya at Brazilian Embassy in Tegucigalpa, Honduras
Ousted Honduran President Manuel Zelaya has accused the coup regime of hiring Israeli mercenaries to flush him out of the Brazilian embassy with ultrasonic weapons.
Mr Zelaya said on Thursday he feared they may enter the (…)

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